To: labtech Alpha
Regarding: Brianna
I Alisdare sombre Carandente am writing to you as the guardian of Brianna a young girl who was brought into my care from your labs. This is an update on her including behaviours, habbits and quirks. I have tried to make the report as unbiased as I possibly can.
First off I’d like to note that Brianna has excellent hand eye co ordination and very good aim. Not that she tends to throw things a lot but when she does she usually hits her target which seems unusually for a child her age. I’m assuming this is due to her DNA being that of a predatory bird. her good eyesight however is hindered by darkness and she can’t really stand watching t.v from the floor like most children she has to sit back on the couch ( which I personally think is a great thing).
Brianna appears to be of average intelligence for her age though she does catch onto concepts rather quickly when she’s willing to sit down long enough to learn something. I am hoping that her impatience and abundance of energy fades with time lest she get labbeled as ADD or ADHD as she really doesn’t like being inactive for more the a few moments and can’t even sit still at the table to eat.
She has yet to attempt to fly which is a rather fortunate thing and I’m hoping that she won’t attempt that anything soon. She has however shown an interest in flying and enjoys watching birds outside and making paper airplanes.. I was wondering if there were any excerises and such she needed to do to prepare her body for the strain of flight when she is capable of it.
Social wise she’s doing pretty well and she enjoys meeting and talking with others quite a bit. she likes spending time with just me and my husband though and she’s yet to star playing favourites. I’m the one who reads her bedtime stories and that she drags to stores and he the one who teaches her to dance and lets her paint on him. All in all i think she’s pretty well adjusted in that area.
She’s developed a sort of set personality that’s independent and free making her a bit of a stubborn cuss but I see the good in it. She’s got her own way of looking at and doing things as well as her own sense of style ( which Trinket says is sadly better than mine).I’m thinking that in a week or so I’m going to take her out and let her pick out things so she can design her own room. ( without washable markers which are the bane of my existence) Despite being avian in blood at least in part she doesn’t seen to have any nesting desires minus maybe that of a magpie to collect everything she sees.
Food wise she’s not a picky eater though she will eat gingerbread and nothing else if given the chance. Again she normally eats what’s in front of her but only in small quantities I am not sure if this is due to her age or because she eating like well a bird. She seems fairly healthy so far, I would like to know however if there are special things I should be adding to her diet or things I ought to be keeping out of it.
Though she is often focused on her own view of the world Brianna is aware of most things going on around her and has such noticed this letter I’m writing to you. She shows curiosity and interest in what the letter is and why I am writing it. I cannot fully explain everything to her yet she’s too young to understand such things but soon enough I shall tell her of her coming into this world ( I’m assuming you would like to be present at this time or shortly thereafter so I shall alert you as to when I tell her.
Anyways Brianna would like me to pass along this message to you:
Hi I’m Brianna and I can’t write yet but I wanted to say hi. I’m a girl but I don’t wear girly stuff like dresses because you can’t really play in them. I like fruits and vegetables and gingerbread but not asparagus.
As you can see she speaks in complete sentences to a degree though her thought are often disjointed. I’m hoping this will improve with time.
That is all.
Sincerely
Alisdare sombre Carandente
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